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Walking Air Inflatable Bheem

“inflatable air walking” suits or devices. These are often wearable, inflatable costumes or suits that use air pressure to maintain their shape and allow the wearer to move as if they are walking. They are commonly used for entertainment or promotional purposes. These inflatable costumes typically consist of a fabric shell and a small fan that continuously blows air into the suit, keeping it inflated while the person inside walks.

Some popular examples of these are:

1. Inflatable Walking Costumes: These are large, inflated suits that fit over a person and look like animals, characters, or other shapes, allowing the wearer to move around as if they were that creature or object.

2. Inflatable “Walking Robots” or “Walking Figures”: These are sometimes used in events or parades, where the inflatable suit creates the illusion of a walking character or robot. The suit is inflated with air, and it can have large legs and arms that move with the wearer.

3. Inflatable Air Puppets: These are used for advertising purposes, where the air flowing into the inflatable causes it to move and “dance” around.

These inflatable suits are typically made from durable fabric like PVC or nylon, and they are powered by small battery-operated fans that pump air into the suit, maintaining its inflated form while the person inside walks or moves.

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A promotion walking inflatable refers to inflatable costumes or figures used in marketing and advertising, often worn by people to attract attention at events, stores, or outdoor promotions. These promotional inflatable suits are designed to be eye-catching and can be customized to represent a brand, character, or theme. They are typically large, air-filled costumes that the wearer can walk in, with a fan system that keeps the suit inflated.